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Bâ€"Z â€" THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. December 5. 1979 Tugb oa ts, Dunkers Win two A newly-formed Rich- mond Hill House League Atom Select team entered the Bradford Blue & Gold tournament recently and handled itself well despite suffering three losses against established teams. The Tugboats and the Dunkers remained unâ€" defeated last week in York Region Family YMCA Men's Basketball League play winning both their games. They are tied for first place with four wins apiece. They lost to Humber Valley 5-2 with Richmond Hill goals by Howard Burns from Kevin Oldham; and Steven 'I‘reppo from Oldham and Daryl Banton. Richardson played a strong game in goal for Richmond Hill. , Jeff Jay' mond Hlll'S top player. The third game saw them losing 9-2 to Alliston with Jeff Rumble scoring from Ruston; and Darin Chapman from Eddie Keates. Rumble was selected as the team‘s best player. Richmond Hill team Hill Atom selects lose tourney‘but... Roman Bantam A’s tie 4-4 , lose by 9-4 The RichmOnd Hill Roman Bantam A's tied Bolton 4â€"4 with goals going to Carman Morra, Brian Mason, Todd Sears and Kelly Merilees. Merilees had two assists with singles to Wayne Cardwell, Kelly and John Tyndall. The Romans didn't fare so well against Barrie losing 8-2 and earlier dropping a 94 decision to Thomhill. Goalscorers in that game were Wayne Cardwell from Derrick Baker and Carman Morra; Sears from Tyndall; Baker from In the first game it was BRAND NAMES: LYNX'TNTOWILSONOHUGAN'P.G.A. FOR CHRISTMAS ALLENCUURT PLAZA, 451 MARKHAM RD. MELANDER GOLF We're champs GOLF CLUDb All reasonably priced! 88445328 the Tugboats beating Hoopers 79-30 with Dave Walker hooping 25 points and Dave Mercer 23. The second game turned out to be the most exciting of the night with [he Sun Life Raiders Trent McCabe had eight points for the losers. Rumble was chosen Rich- mond Hill’s Player of the Game. Richmond Hill then lost 4-0 to a strong team from Sharon with Norman Leboeuf playing a solid game in goal. Garnet Ruston was chosen Rich- mond Hill’s top player. Cardwell; and Morra But it was sweet revenge the next game as the Hillers tuned up Thomhill 7-4 and then tied Unionville 3-3 in an exhibition game. Matt Kelly scored two goals in this game with Baker getting the other one. Merilees had two assists and Baker one. A wide variety of name brand equipment. CLADIES' GOLF GLOVES They then blanked Orillia 5â€"0 with Sears firing in three goals with Jim Madden and Merilees getting the other ones. Assists went to Madden. Geoffery Johnston. two: Kelly. Morra, Baker, two. and Eric Mabley. s4.99 OLADIES' GOLF SHOES SIZES6,6'2 s19.95 oFAIRWAY GOLF BAGS Reg, 54595 now s36.95 OTITLEIST GOLF BALLS s‘I 5.99 per doz STOCKING STUFFERS Coach Bruce McFadden (left) and his St. Joseph Separate School of Richmond Hill girls volleyball team are celebrating recent winning of the York County ‘3‘ Division championship. Back row, left to right, are: Coach Mc- Fadden, Susanne Schmidt, holding off the improving Black Panthers and winning by 49-45 Wayne Nauss had 26 points to lead the Raiders while Pat Burns compiled 23 for the Panthers. The final game saw the Dunkers pulling away in the final quarter to beat members selected for the tournament were: Norman Lebeouf, Jeff Rumble, Keith Bishop. Garnet Ruston. Darin Chapman, Steven Treppo, Daryl Bamon, Eddie Keates, Kevin Oldham, Howard Burns, Jordie Craig, Ian Walker, Franko Spadone, Mark DiGioacchino, Jay Richardson. The team is coached by Murray Kirkpatrick, Steve Scully and Bill Keates. Really mild...surprisingly satisfying Warning: Health and Welfare Canada advises that danger to health increases with amount smoked â€" avoid inhaling Average per cigarette: King Size: 4mg “tar” 0.4mg nicotine. the Challengers 68-53. Doug Hancey led the winners with 20 points scoring all of them in the second half. Rod Mac- donald had 19 points. D. Gregorio, in his first start with the Challengers. had 17 points. Next week the Dunkers GUARANTEED SHOCKS We’ll guarantee shock absorbers (Standard; HD, Load Levellers) for as long as you own your foreign or domesfic car. 9190 YONGE STREET RICHMOND HILL 889-9977 A Maureen Flood, Michelle Kane, Loretta Nigro, Adelia Pucci, Angela Guyton. Front row. Guilia Cerundolo. Kathy Treppo. Stephanie Laycock. and Heather Lance. (Liberal photo by Bruce Hogg). YOU’VE GOTTA BE TOUGH TO BE TOPS meet the Tugboats in a battle for first place in the league standings. Tugboats Dunkers Sun Luie Raiders Challengers Hoopers Black Panthers Standings Olympic wrestling at Bayview Saturday An Olympic-style About 200teenagersare Wrestling Tournament expectedto competefrom for pre~junior-aged Ontario including Wind- competitors will be held sor, London and this Sunday at Bayview Kingston. and Richmond Secondary School in Hill. Richmond Hill. “The whole idea of the Staging the competition will be the Richmond Hill Wrestling Club under the direction of coach John Cook and assistant Randy Sparrow. Gflnun heads Spons CouncH Kerry Gilmor was reâ€" elected president for 1979- 80 of the Richmond Hill Sports Council at its annual general meeting last week. Other members of the executive are: Bruce Smith. vice-president: Lynton Friedbers. secretary; Bill Williams, treasurer. Among the items discussed at the meeting was a decision to take part in the Canada Week Celebrations next year and to hold two training programs for amateur sport executives and the training of volunteers for participation in various levels of sports activities tiv1ties. Directors are Pat Mills‘ Ernie Ferrando and Ursula Sheppard. Also discussed was the possibility of presenting an “Award of Excellence” to some individual who has contributed to sport in some capacity in Rich- mond Hill over the years. “The whole idea of the tournament is to en- courage our younger people to take up wrestling at an early age. We won‘t be entering our top wrestlers because that isn‘t the idea of the tournament,“ said Sparrow. “We want to promote beginners.“ There will be two divisions made up of 15 and .16-yearolds in the one and 13 to 14-year-olds in the other. Matches will be divided into weight classifications. The wrestling begins at 12 noon and the general public is welcome. Admisson is free. 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